Thu, July 19, 2007, 03:15 PM under
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Not sure how this term managed to escape me up to now, but it did. Simple stuff like this fascinate me. From
wikipedia:
"In computer science, duck typing is a principle of dynamic typing in which an object's interface and attributes determine valid semantics, rather than having the language enforce rules regarding inheritance or require type casting."
Found via Krzysztof where he discusses
Duck Notation.